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Providing sports and recreation programs for children and adults with physical disabilities to ensure opportunities equal to their able-bodied peers. We believe that every athlete should have the opportunity to play the sports they love. San Diego Adaptive Sports Foundation (dba Adaptive Sports and Recreation Association) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of community sponsors, businesses, and individuals to provide the best athletic programs for children and adults with physical disabilities.

MISSION: Concordia Welfare & Education Foundation is a Hong Kong based non-profit organization founded by Lutheran Christians and dedicated to improving the lives of impoverished rural communities in Asia through education and service. We partner with local communities, organizations and governments to identify sources of poverty and implement programs in the areas of education and community health. We believe education creates opportunities for people to change their lives and create a new future. VISION: Thriving communities, serving and inspiring hope in others.

Wherever you are in your journey, we can help. Since 1992, the Joubert Syndrome & Related Disorders Foundation has been helping families all around the world. We are an international network of parents who share knowledge, experience, and emotional support. Join our community today. Together we can do so much. What is Joubert syndrome? Joubert syndrome (JS) is a disorder defined by three primary findings: 1) a specific abnormality in the part of the brain characterized by underdevelopment of the cerebellar vermis and additional brain stem differences giving the appearance of the molar tooth sign (MTS) 2) hypotonia (low muscle tone) 3) developmental delays/intellectual disabilities of varying degrees

Our mission is to continue the legacy of Randal D. Simmons by spreading love, serving our community and reaching out to help others in need. Our hearts desire is to meet the needs of families and individuals who require help in one of the four categories: QUALITY OF LIFE, EDUCATION, HEALTH & FITNESS, WORLD OUTREACH

Mason’s Toy Box is dedicated to improving the lives of children battling childhood cancer, life threatening disease/illnesses, and their family members battling alongside them. Children living with childhood cancer and other life threatening illnesses suffer long-term impacts, and families affected suffer emotional and financial hardship.

A mission to improve total well-being through education

Provide comprehensive family-centered services to individuals, families, and children affected by HIV/AIDS and other social and health-related barriers.

The mission of Burlington City Arts is to sustain and enhance the artistic life of the greater Burlington, VT area by : • Supporting and promoting Vermont artists and advancing the creation of new work • Offering a wide spectrum of arts education and engagement opportunities • Presenting exhibitions and events that place Burlington in a global context, promote critical dialogue and encourage local participation • Serving the City of Burlington’s cultural planner by making the arts integral to the area's economic and civic development, urban design, and livability. • Fostering partnerships among the arts, education, human service and business communities

Provide financial and emotional support to couples who are challenged with Infertility. New Blossoms awards grants to cover the cost of infertility treatments and holds support group meetings, as well as, community awareness.

CEDARS helps children and youth achieve safety, stability and enduring family relationships. CEDARS founding and enduring priority is safety for children and youth who have experienced or are vulnerable to, abuse, neglect and/or homelessness.

Our mission is to elevate the quality of life through human enrichment experiences for families that have children with life-altering conditions. 25 years ago, Kidd and Carol Cradick had a seemingly-routine sonogram for a naturally-conceived, otherwise normal pregnancy. But for Carol, it wasn’t the outlined image of her unborn baby that worried her. It was the unnerving description from the OB/GYN. Before long, they understood the possible complications this child could face following her birth. Even somewhat positive readings from future sonograms couldn’t shake the fear that their daughter may never walk or leave a wheelchair. Fortunately, Caroline Cradick was born healthy. It was then that Kidd made a commitment to help families whose outcomes vastly differed from their own. As with the birth of their own miracle, Kidd’s Kids was born: a charity devoted to families touched by tragedy or disease, families who rarely saw a smile on their children’s faces, families who struggled with serious economic strangleholds due to the high cost of medical care and deserved a few days of happiness. 
 Initially, the program began as a bus ride to Sea World in San Antonio, Texas. During the charity’s infancy, the Cradick’s struggled with a lack of experience and funding. However, thanks to the volunteer efforts from medical professionals, nurses and physical therapists, as well as the Kidd Kraddick Morning Show listeners’ willingness to embrace and fund the trip, Kidd’s Kids started growing at an exponential rate. As Caroline grew healthy and matured, so did Kidd’s Kids. She would eventually go on to fulfill her destiny as the face and executive director of Kidd’s Kids. By this time, the charity had evolved to feature a full charter plane trip to Disney World. To this day, the charity remains a family affair - a family that includes all of the children, their loving care-takers and families, and the Kidd’s Kids staff working in tandem. Together, they create memories that most thought were impossible. For this, Kidd Kraddick and Kidd’s Kids, shall always be remembered.

To help abused and abandoned children and struggling families improve their circumstances through  education, life-coaching, proper shelter, nourishment and work.